The Case Of The Kidnapped Angel: A Masao Masuto Mystery (Book Six) - Plot & Excerpts
A TV unit was there, photographing the house, and one of the men in the unit recognized Masuto and came over to ask whether there were any new developments. “Not that I know of,” Masuto said. “Anyway, I don’t do the P.R. You know that. They’ll give you the story over at headquarters.” “You know they give me nothing. Anyway, we want pictures. If I could talk to the servants?” “Absolutely not.” “I don’t have to talk to them. Let us photograph them.” “No.” He went back to his unit, and Dempsy said, “They’ve been driving me crazy, Sergeant. Anyway, the two ladies are too scared to come out of the house, and I wouldn’t let them in.” “Good. Now where’s Voorhis?” “Home, sleeping.” “Wake him up and get him over here. Now, as I understand it, Kelly’s place is over the garage.” “That’s right.” “Two entrances,” Beckman said. “I checked it out yesterday. There’s one door at the top of that staircase outside”—he pointed to the farther wall of the garage—”and another at the end of a passageway on the top floor of the house.
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